Fast Facts

    • 25 year amortization schedule
    • $400,000 - $5,000,000 loans (can be one loan of up to $5 million or multiple loans totaling to $5 million
    • 90% loan to value on purchases and up to 85% loan to value on refinances
    • Offers a 75% guaranty from the SBA, reducing the required capital and reserves a bank needs to make a loan    and enabling banks to do more lending
    • No small town population restrictions

    Eligibility for the 7A Loan

    • Business with net worth of $15 million or less
    • Two-year average net income (after Federal income tax) of up to $5 million
    • 51% of more owner occupied facility

    Usage:

    Most business uses, including:

    • Working Capital, including payment of accounts payable
    • Inventory
    • Seasonal financing
    • Contract performance
    • Export production
    • Purchase of an Existing Business
    • Construction of a New Building
    • Purchase of Real Estate
    • Refinancing existing business debt
    • Refinance of Commercial Real Estate
    • Leases
    • Tenant Improvements
    • Equipment, machinery, furniture, fixtures, supplies/materials financing

    Cannot be used for:

    • A non-sound business purpose
    • To refinance existing debt where the lender is in a position to sustain a loss and SBA would take over that   loss through refinancing
    • To effect a partial change of business ownership or a change that will not benefit the business
    • To permit the reimbursement of funds owned to any owner including any equity injection or injection of capital   for the business's continuance until the loan supported by SBA is disbursed
    • To repay delinquent state or federal withholding taxes or other funds that should be held in trust or escrow

    SBA 7a Loan Rates

    • Prime + 2% = 2.75%

    SBA 7a Refinance Options

    • Long term debt with a balloon
    • Revolving lines of credit
    • Business credit card debt that was used for business purposes only
    For full details on requirements contact us at info@ibfs.org

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